Oct 15, 2010 By Kyle Lemmon

Brooklyn indie-pop duo Elizabeth & the Catapult debuted "Go Away My Lover" on My Old Kentucky Blog today.  More

Aug 17, 2009 By Laura Leebove

From the start of Elizabeth & the Catapult's debut LP, Taller Children, frontwoman Elizabeth Ziman makes a strong impression with two charming, straightforward pop tracks carrying the message that adults just don't want to—or can't—grow up. In "Momma's Boy," she taunts, "Don't expect the world to clean up for you, 'cause they don't have to," and in the playful title track she sings, "In the end we're all just taller children." The theme doesn't stick so well throughout the rest of the record and, unfortunately, neither does the strength of her songs. More